Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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cAHoLYN DoNALDsoN DORCAS GEBB nursing course Miss l'-I'ltllZClllJLlI'g O Pioneers! Starched White nurses' caps were the proud symbols of achievement accorded four Covenant girls this Ianuary. They are the first probies of Covenant's nursing program, which calls for the girls to spend their freshman and senior years on campus and three intervening years in hospital training. The five-year prpgram results in the girls receiving not only an R.N., but a B.S. degree as well. Miss Franzenburg, director of the program, is obviously pleased with the record the four have made in their initial year of hospital training. In addi- tion to good scholastic Work, opportunities of leadership and Christian wit- ness have been theirs. Miriam Malkus was honored to be elected chairman of the steering committee, top student post in her 80-member class. -In future years We expect to see many other Covenant students in white- Wlnged caps as they pursue this program of combined professional and ac- ademic training. it W h-rr. iff y' , if ms.. X A .4 W THUDY HALL MIRIAM MALKUS

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vistas of nmenmory . . . are lovely ones that we will still walk in bittersweet remembrance and long after we have left Covenant College and Seminary. Looking back, we can see the pattern ot our lives more obiectively, spot the landmarks and measure the distance We have come. But somehow, We love best the split-second pictures wedged into corners of our minds for no special reason. Girls bub- bling with laughter, whispered sessions in the library, cold red apples and crystal moonlight-yes, we'll remem- ber this year for a long, long time.